Nature-focused programs at Airway Heights Corrections Center improve prisoner health while providing food for the community
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Will Spokane County Commissioner Al French's last election also be his toughest?
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Spokane Valley concludes its investigation into City Council member Al Merkel's use of a personal Nextdoor account for city business
By Victor Corral Martinez
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane could prevent evictions if landlords don’t register rental units.
Plus, the Inland Northwest celebrates Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month; and kiosks offer free COVID tests.
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A home is a body that holds memories — a fact that is amplified when wildfire forces you to flee
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How do you incorporate nature into your life?
The Golden State is generating headlines for following a path Washington went down a year ago
By Will Maupin
Spokane Civic Theatre is staging a musical that's both famous and infamous for the warts-and-all romance at its center
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'Let's Vike It,' an immersive and hands-on Viking-themed festival, comes to Newport's City Park
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Indaba opens new flagship shop and roastery on North Monroe, which will be its final brick-and-mortar location
A recap of the best films we saw at Toronto International Film Festival to prep you for prestige movie season
By Chase Hutchinson
The Spokane-centric musical festival Volume returns after five-year hiatus
By Azaria Podplesky
A guide to some of Volume 2024's most exciting acts
Volume Music Festival kicked off its return with a Chameleon pre-party
The two-day festival kicks off today and it's not too late to get your tickets
By Madison Pearson
Tales from Volume Night 1
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